Walking Together in God's Promises
Helping You Focus on Jesus
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I loved him, but I couldn’t please him. I was so ashamed when he divorced me. Maybe I’ll please this man. No.
Five men. Five divorces.
I‘ll just live with this man.
The women snub me. They talk behind my back.
I’m so alone. Passed from one man to the next.
No friends.
God, have You also rejected me?
Continue reading Jesus Chose A Woman to Be the First Evangelist
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“God, if You give me a son, I’ll give him back to You to serve You all the days of his life.”
This was Hannah’s prayer in 1 Samuel 1:11.
Have you pleaded with God? Really agonized in your prayer?
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I look forward to the evenings that my husband and I put on our walking shoes, grab each other’s hand, and step outside. As we enjoy the companionship of each other, we point out nature’s beauty, discuss the day, and share our dreams, disappointments, struggles, and hopes. My husband is my lifelong friend, servant leader, and lover of my soul.
We have another walking companion – a constant Companion in the Holy Spirit. This is the Companion Anne Graham Lotz has revealed in Jesus in Me: Experiencing the Holy Spirit as a Constant Companion.
Continue reading Jesus in Me … Thankfully Read
“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12
The moon reflects up to 12% of the sun’s light. How much of Son’s light are you reflecting?
Continue reading How Much of the Son’s Light Are You Reflecting?Keith and I were blessed by Guido Orsini as he transformed our boring white fireplace into a stunning piece of art. As he painted, he shared his love of opera as well as his love for creating beautiful works of art. Guido is walking in the gifts that God has given him in an extraordinary manner.
For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for
good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:10
Surely something needs to change“ (p. 3).
Continue reading Take the Challenge … Let God Change You
